Sentence examples for merit implementing from inspiring English sources

Many defence lawyers believed due process was sacrificed for expediency in the rush to process the first wave of riot cases, with complaints of "panicky" judges declining to assess cases on their individual merit, implementing what appeared to be a blanket policy of declining bail and, in the words of one lawyer, dispensing "conveyor-belt justice".

Alone, such a complaint does not merit implementing parenting skills training.

Other "soft law" instruments, such as explicitly nonbinding agreements, political declarations, and U.N. declarations, are fallback options which merit consideration for implementing a portfolio approach.

While submitting an MOU would have resulted in modest funding, the RTTT requires Districts to agree to comply with all tenets of RTTT including implementing merit pay, subscribing to a narrow and restrictive set of approaches to improving low-performing schools, and the possibility of having to "repay" grant funding if all benchmarks were not "achieved".

15 Now, the SD BIOLINE HIV/syphilis Duo test has emerged with several merits to implement the dual screening of HIV and syphilis.

These groups of individuals merit special attention when implementing and evaluating HPV vaccination programs.

Those that have implemented merit pay have generally offered bonuses of a few thousand dollars, often as an incentive to work in hard-to-staff schools or to work extra hours to improve students' scores.

Piontek was also stubborn, but not intractable: when Morten Olsen and Søren Busk approached him suggesting the sort of pressing game and cavalry-charge offside trap that would later become familiar at Arrigo Sacchi's Milan, Piontek assessed its merit and soon implemented it.

Numerical results that illustrate the accuracy of the code and the relative merit of various implemented schemes are also presented.

The laws would limit collective bargaining rights for teachers, implement merit pay and eventually grant a laptop to every high school teacher and student.

We hope to stimulate discussion regarding the merits of different strategies for implementing evidence into routine care, particularly for complex programs that require a confluence of support from diverse stakeholders.